African Internationalism, not feminism, is the theory of the African woman

African Internationalism, not feminism, is the theory of the African woman: According to the feminist movement, the basic principle of feminist thought is that women should be equal to men politically, economically and socially.
Even though feminism did not become a household name until the 1970s, the first wave of feminism was already expressed in the early nineteenth century, mainly in places such as the United States, France and the UK, where we see the birth and emergence of the oldest feminist movements.